FENRIS Code Drop

Jeff V. Merkey (jmerkey@timpanogas.com)
Mon, 10 May 1999 15:59:31 -0600


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Linux Community,

I will be making the source code to the FENRIS (NetWare) File System =
available very soon to all of you. I need a couple of weeks to get the =
Copyright and License Notices in correctly as directed to us by Linus =
Torvalds, and to remove any Windows NT, MS-DOS, Free BSD, and BeOS =
specific portions of the code base so only the Linux code remains. =20

At present, FENRIS is a single source base that supports several =
operating systems with conditional compiles. Some of the OS specific =
portions, such as Windows NT, contain code specific to the Windows NT =
IFS and kernel that is proprietary to MS, and will only make the code =
less readable to Linux folks (and it's probably heresy to upload any =
Windows NT code into Linux anyway -- or at the very least -- very, very, =
very bad manners!!!). =20

There will be an announcement soon informing all inhabitants of the =
Planet Earth that this code will be available at www.timpanogas.com. I =
appreciate everyone being patient with us as this is the first time we =
have every open sourced anything via this process, so please be gentle =
with us.

I am the official maintainer (jmerkey@timpanogas.com) so if you see bugs =
or anything else weird, then let me know. We are **planning** June 1, =
1999 as the official date when the tarball of FENRIS code will be =
uploaded to our site, however, I will put it up as soon as I complete =
the cleanup and "beautification" of the code, which may be sooner -- but =
not later. =20

We hope this helps the Linux community. Stay tuned, after this we are =
going to provide more stuff as time goes by. An open source NDS may be =
next in the chute.

Very Truly Yours,

Jeff Merkey

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Linux Community,
 
I will be making the source code to = the FENRIS=20 (NetWare) File System available very soon to all of you.  I need a = couple=20 of weeks to get the Copyright and License Notices in correctly as = directed to us=20 by Linus Torvalds, and to remove any Windows NT, MS-DOS, Free BSD, and = BeOS=20 specific portions of the code base so only the Linux code remains.  =
 
At present, FENRIS is a single source base that = supports=20 several operating systems with conditional compiles.  Some of the = OS=20 specific portions, such as Windows NT, contain code specific to the = Windows NT=20 IFS and kernel that is proprietary to MS, and will only make the code = less=20 readable to Linux folks (and it's probably heresy to upload any Windows = NT code=20 into Linux anyway -- or at the very least -- very, very, very bad=20 manners!!!). 
 
There will be an announcement soon informing all = inhabitants=20 of the Planet Earth that this code will be available at www.timpanogas.com.  I = appreciate=20 everyone being patient with us as this is the first time we have every = open=20 sourced anything via this process, so please be gentle with = us.
 
I am the official maintainer (jmerkey@timpanogas.com) so if = you see=20 bugs or anything else weird, then let me know.  We are **planning** = June 1,=20 1999 as the official date when the tarball of FENRIS code will be = uploaded to=20 our site, however, I will put it up as soon as I complete the cleanup = and=20 "beautification" of the code, which may be sooner -- but not=20 later.  
 
We hope this helps the Linux community.  Stay = tuned,=20 after this we are going to provide more stuff as time goes by.  An = open=20 source NDS may be next in the chute.
 
Very Truly Yours,
 
Jeff Merkey
 
 
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